On August 19, Kinross rose 5.22% in pre-market trading, trading at $28.50/share, with turnover of $504,100. The broader gold mining sector saw widespread strength, with the move coming amid renewed institutional bullishness on gold prices.

On the news front, Deutsche Bank stated that gold's fifth \"explosive\" rally phase, which began in 2024, remains firmly intact. The bank highlighted that central bank gold purchases have reached all-time highs in real dollar terms, with approximately half of demand unreported to the IMF, while global ETF inflows have turned positive again with Asian buying particularly prominent. Deutsche Bank set a year-end gold target range of $4,700-$5,100/oz, driven by continued U.S. government debt expansion and still-low futures positioning that leaves upside insufficiently priced.

Within the Gold sector, individual stocks broadly advanced. Among them, Coeur Mining up 5.89%, Agnico Eagle Mines up 4.85%, Wheaton Precious Metals up 4.82%, Newmont Mining up 4.66%, and Barrick Mining Corporation up 4.18%.

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